Brian Fundakowski Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> They're all synonymous, so I'd say that they're different names for a
> double-sided, high density 5.25" floppy. The difference between 135
> and 96 is probably sector sizes. In any case, I wouldn't worry over
> them at all.
Thank you! Track densities of 5" and 3.5" disks are 96 and 135 tpi,
respectively.
> When's the last time you saw new modes for 5.25" floppies? I'm not
> being sarcastic; I'm just pointing out that they're all obsolete.
I know following disks:
1 8"/5" HD double side 1024 bytes/sector 8 sectors/track, 77 cylinders
2 5" DD double side 512 bytes/sector 8 sectors/track, 80 cylinders
3 5" DD double side 512 bytes/sector 8 sectors/track, 80 cylinders
4 3.5" DD double side 512 bytes/sector 8 sectors/track, 80 cylinders
5 8"/5" HD double side 256 bytes/sector 26 sectors/track, 77 cylinders
6 3.5" HD double side 256 bytes/sector 26 sectors/track, 77 cylinders
7 5" DD double side 256 bytes/sector 16 sectors/track, 77 cylinders
and so on (including DEC PDP-11 :-)).
I'm trying to add 1, 2, 3 and 4.
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